Since we're talking about creepy Zodiac scenes, how about the whole interrogation scene with John Carroll Lynch? He's just so…unsettling.

Does it cut right to her flagging down the next car? We don't see her jump out of the vehicle do we?

Fleischer definitely deserves some of the credit, he's terrific in that scene.

Yeah, that's where I thought the episode was ending, also tragic. But my first thought when he walked into the house was that she was dead.

Thanks for the tip!

"This guy's taking Roy off the grid! Roy doesn't have a social security number!"

Yeah, as he was walking into the house I was thinking that mom had died while he was away, that would've been brutal.

I really like that Wyatt Russell fellow, he was great in Everybody Wants Some! as well (as a baseball player obsessed with The Twilight Zone, appropriately).

Lethal Weapon 4 does have a nice, icy villain turn by Jet Li. Other than that I don't think I could tell you anything about the movie, except that Danny Glover runs around in his underwear.

I get that this is a pun but the answer is Jupiter Ascending.

"You don't know what you like or need, dimwitted peon, we will decide for you."
—Apple

The teacher I had in this class was excellent. Very discussion driven, you really had to do the reading. The course also introduced me to The Shipping News (which is a nice companion piece to The Remains of the Day) and a whole host of great short stories (TC Boyle stands out).

I read this book in a Lit. class when I was 19 and totally missed the whole Nazi angle, I was too wrapped up in Stevens' feelings for Kenton. I sure was embarrassed when discussion time rolled around.

"I stole essential Battleship movie parts and I sold them on the black market to the highest bidder, that is how I made all my money…but that does not make me a murderer!"

What do you use in place of Mr. Green? A fruit?

"Is that what we ate?"

Martin Freeman would make a good Wadsworth.

"Mrs. Peacock was a man?!"

They do give you that great cutaway to Curry listening to her, though.

NHL hockey is my favorite live sport by far. I can only make it through about five innings of a baseball game (I usually get cheap scalped tickets in the middle innings and watch the end of the game) and NFL games are brutally tedious in person unless you're as drunk as everyone else. NHL hockey is super fast and…